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The Phase 2 approval expands Shell's LNG capacity, diversifying cash flows and signaling a rising LNG exposure. Historical LNG project approvals have supported upstream and LNG equities over multi-year horizons, though near-term capex and execution risks can cap immediate moves.
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Shell and partners approved LNG Canada Phase 2 to expand Kitimat capacity to 28 mtpa, a multi-billion-dollar bet. The plan enhances Shell's LNG portfolio while reinforcing Canada as a potential top LNG exporter, signaling longer-term growth in cash flows if execution and approvals stay on track.
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